A British Christian woman suffered religious discrimination when British Airways told her not to wear a visible cross over her uniform, a top European court ruled Tuesday.
However, three other British Christians lost related religious discrimination claims at the European Court of Human Rights.
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I have always enjoyed British Airways service very much, but I'd prefer not to see a cross or any other religious symbol as part of a uniform.
They are not nuns.
Aww Joey is that REALLY posting that? Where is your tolerance to others gone?
Really you i mean. That makes no sense at all, its a necklace for petes sakes and shouldnt matter one iota as long as she does her job.
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Good evening @chrissy &@ JI-F
It stands to reason that if 'hijab' can be banned so can be a cross at work places.
@ chrissy & @ saywhat:
Good evening.
If it's just a necklace, perhaps British Airways could arrange for her to wear the Koh-i-Noor Diamond.
That, I'd like to see.
mine as well. Selection...you know.
All right, but the first time I see a stewardess wearing a cross on a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, I'm going to think that she knows something I don't, and I'm going back into the terminal to change my flight.
Well in that case you would probably be right then. She would know something you dont! Sheesh!